Prayer teams

Prayer, fellowship and resourcing for small groups of Christians

Imagine seeing your friends and colleagues living an abundant life in Jesus. Imagine there was help to do evangelism in the difficult context of your workplace. Imagine no longer feeling ill-equipped to share Jesus in the workplace in which God has placed you.

Imagine no more! City Bible Forum has been working for many years with Christians in the workplace through Evangelistic Prayer Teams to see God work through us in prayer, training, and encouragement to reach our colleagues.

Join a national network of hundreds of ordinary Christians who are seeking to help people meet Jesus in the pages of the Bible.

Please contact Scott Pasley or one of our team for more information.

Recent resources

More resources

EPT Booklet 2020 Term 4

Scott Pasley

What is an Evangelistic Prayer Team (EPT)?

Scott Pasley

Reach the world through the workplace with the good news about Jesus

EPTs IN THE AGE OF PHYSICAL DISTANCING

Scott Pasley

With physical distancing rules in place, how can EPT's move forward in meeting together?

EPT Booklet 2020 Term 3

Scott Pasley

Our team

Will is the Gospel Partnerships Director for City Bible Forum. He supports staff, volunteers and partners to glorify God through generosity and stewardship. Will is based in Hobart.

Will Longbottom

Gospel Partnerships Director

Léni enjoys meeting to discuss the Bible and the bigger questions of life with people of any faith or no faith. She also facilitates training for Christians, in particular to connect their faith and work life.

Léni-Jo McMillan

Lead Workplace Mobiliser | Perth

Scott's passion is to equip workers to share Jesus in their workplaces. Scott has previously worked as an engineer in construction, utilities, and allied primary industries.

Scott Pasley

Evangelistic Prayer Teams

Kim works to support and grow in-house Christian groups and other activities within the Parramatta CBD. He has worked in Workplace Groups ministry for 26 years.

Kim Riley

Parramatta

Martin works to support and grow the network of Christian workplace groups. A Korean-Canadian-Australian, he is a former finance analyst. Martin has qualifications in theology.

Martin Chung

Accountants, Actuaries and Finance Professionals

Our relationship with various Christian workplace groups

City Bible Forum is committed to supporting Christians in the workplace by providing Biblical teaching, ministry resources, training, advice, and pastoral support to workplace-based Christian groups and their leaders.

These workplace groups are independent associations of individuals and are not owned, operated, governed, managed, or controlled by our organisation. Responsibility for the activities, communications, conduct, and decisions of each group rests with the members and leaders of that group.

While we may offer guidance and resources, we do not direct or supervise the day-to-day activities of these Christian workplace groups and do not speak on their behalf. The views, statements, actions, or conduct of individual group members or leaders are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of our organisation.

Accordingly, City Bible Forum accepts no responsibility or liability for the conduct, communications, or activities of the Christian workplace groups or their members, including where such conduct or communications may be considered inappropriate or inconsistent with the policies, expectations, or requirements of a particular workplace.